Wilson previews tariff framing in extra session plan
A Washington conference with Senator Simmons signals President Wilson intends to influence tariff legislation as Congress reconvenes. Navy dispatches report a new reign of terror in northwestern Mexico. Supreme Court halts enforcement of the newspaper publicity act pending constitutional review.
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Senator Simmons
Wilson
Congress
Navy Department
Mexico
Department
California
Maryland
Gulf of California
United States Supreme Court
Journal of Commerce
New York City
Post Office Department
Sporting Willie Lewis Wins Bout In Paris
Willie Lewis, the American middleweight, earned a points decision over Marcel Moreau in Paris after dominating from bell to finish. Willie Hoppe captured the 18.1 billiard championship from Ora Morningstar 500 to 211 in 32 innings in Pittsburgh. Abé Attell stopped Ollie Kirk of St. Louis in the third round of their ten round bout in New York. The 100 mile dog team race Solomon to Council, Alaska, was won by Gabriel dogs in 12 hours 40 minutes 30 seconds. The 412 mile all Alaska sweepstakes is set for April 18 with a purse of 4,000 dollars.
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Willie Lewis
Marcel Moreau
Paris
Willie Hoppe
Ora Morningstar
Pittsburg
Morningstar
Abé Attell
Ollie Kirk
St. Louis
New York
Solomon
Council
Alaska
Gabriel Dogs
Northland
Assassin Schinas Held in Salonika as Police Probe
Foreign Aleko Schinas remains in close confinement at Salonika where repeated exams failed to reveal accomplices in the king’s murder. Louis Lepine resigns as Paris police chief after twenty years of fame. A southwesterly hurricane sinks eighty ships off Hamburg with many deaths. In Nuevo Laredo a battle leaves twenty Carrancistas and fifteen federals dead and about fifty wounded.
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Aleko Schinas
George
Salonika
Schinas
Louis Lepine
Paris
Hamburg
Germany
Neuvo Laredo
Laredo
Tex
State Prison Officials Reassign Posts in New Indiana Hospital
Changes announced by Warden Edward J. Fogarty take effect April 1. Dr. James W. Milligan shifts to Indiana Hospital for Insane Criminals as physician and deputy warden, William H. Daly becomes deputy warden, and Arthur B. Reed of Michigan City is named chief clerk. Dr. Paul E. Bowers remains prison physician amid long service at the state prison. The report notes Milligan’s eight years at the prison and Daly’s fourteen-year tenure.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Hospital
Edward J. Fogarty
Board of Trustees
James W. Milligan
Indiana Hospital For
William H. Daly
Milligan
Arthur BR. Reed
Celhouses
Shape
Tir. Milligan
Bowers
Navy and
Army Insane Hospital
G A R State Encampment Plans Advance in Indiana
The executive committee reports progress on the Indiana G A R state encampment to be held in Indianapolis in May. Subcommittees arrange meetings in churches and schools, organize a living flag with thousands of children, seek Sunday services, coordinate transportation rates, and welcome patriotic groups. Newton J. McGuire succeeds Frank L. Pridges as secretary.
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A. R
Indianapolis
Becomes law anti cigarette bill and rat day designation
Governor Ralston allows the anti cigarette bill to become law without his signature. It criminalizes selling or giving cigarettes to minors and punishes minors who smoke. The rat day bill designates a spring day to kill rats, with health inspectors empowered to enter buildings, tear down walls, and enforce extermination with fines from ten to one hundred dollars.
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Ralston
Terre Haute to Host Indiana Gaa Association Meeting 1914
At the closing session of the fifth annual Indiana Gaa association in Indianapolis officers were elected. A. 3. Codi of Terre Haute was named president with A. C. Bumm Evansville as vice president and Philmer Eves Indianapolis as secretary treasurer. Directors include B. H. Danforth Auburn J. X. Maxon Muncie and W. D. Ray Hammond for three years. Terre Haute chosen as 1914 meeting city. A paper on Workmen's Compensation by O. O. Thwing Fort Wayne highlighted the session, arguing compensation should extend beyond accidents.
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Terre Haute
Claypool
Indianapolis
Indiana Gaa Association
A. 3. Codi
A. C. Bumm
Evansville
Philmer Eves
B.H. Danforth
Auburn
J. x. Maxon
Muncie
W. D. Ray
Hammond
E. Mulholland
Fort Wayne
O. O. Thwing
O. Thwing
Thwing
Homely Meat Dishes with Simple Oven Preparations
Practical kitchen ideas for using pork sausages and ham in oven bakes and puddings. Includes Yorkshire pudding batter, creamed potatoes with sausages, hamburger steak enhancements, ham soufflé, broiling tips, and a surprise sausage potato wrap fried until crisp.
Potato Substitutes For Variety In Meals
The article lists affordable alternatives to potatoes such as rice, macaroni, and hominy. It describes procedures for baking layered rice with cheese and onion, rice with tomato baked with cayenne, and serving plain boiled rice as a side. It also gives macaroni with nut meats, white sauce, and crumb topping baked until brown. Hominy is presented as a nutritious substitute, served with meat or baked with cheese and white sauce. It also mentions hominy griddle cakes and variations in muffins or gems with eggs and cheese.
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